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Discovering Locally Run Language Models: Share Your Favorites/Not So Favorites! (beehaw.org)

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Let's talk about our experiences working with different models, either known or lesser-known.

Which locally run language models have you tried out? Share your insights, challenges, or anything you found interesting during your encounters with those models.

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[–] actuallyacat 6 points 2 years ago

W-V is supposedly trained for "USER:/ASSISTANT:" but I've found it flexible and able to work with anything that's consistent. For creative writing I'll often do "USER:/STORY:". More than two such tags also work, e.g. I did a rpg-style thing with three characters plus an omniscient narrator, by just describing each of them with their tag in the prompt, and it worked nearly flawlessly. Very impressive actually.